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Origami
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Have an Origami Party!
Hi! I'm Maddie. I had an origami party with my cousins and friend.
Barb brought all kinds of paper and taught us how to make boxes and stars and lots of other things.
I especially like making up my own origami, like this city.
In the photo below, we're showing just a few of the things we made.
Margaret's favorite was the star. She made a giant one from scrapbook paper. Angela made a bunch of flowers. Izzy likes the fortune teller. |
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Have an origami party! It's tons of fun!
Origami
for Kids
September 2010
Make a Space Alien!
by Rob Kunz, age 10
You can find great origami books in any library. I made this
alien from Planet Origami by
Steve Biddle and Megumi Biddle.
I used scrapbook paper that's silvery on one side.
Then I attached it to a "Cranky."
The Cranky is great for this alien in two ways:
It lets the alien
stand up, and you can wind it up to make him dance around.
To read more about Cranky, click
here.
The book Planet Origami also
has a galaxy made out of ten
pieces of paper and an x-wing spacecraft made out of one piece of paper.
Meet the Artist-Writer:
Rob Kunz, Age 10
Rob is a talented origami artist from Wisconsin.
Recently, he's been into origami having to do with space and aliens.
Origami
for Kids
June 2010
 Hi Everyone!
I'm Eli. I learned how to make a box and a bug and my favorite,
an origami snake.
I love origami!
To learn how to fold a snake, click the snake or click here.
Can you count the snakes
in the photo below?
Hints:
- There are less than ten.
- All but one are on the
ground.
- There are no red snakes.
- There is one green snake.
Tip: To see a
larger, clearer picture, click the photo!
Ready for the answer? Click
here.
Origami
for Kids
April-May 2010
Hi Everyone! 
We are lucky to have a singer-songwriter friend, Ann Elizabeth-Nagel,
who wrote, performed, and recorded the song
below especially for us!!! She has her own website: www.annelizabethnagel.com
 You can sing along with Ann while folding!
You might like to try making a hat from
a piece of newspaper like our friend Ryan did at his birthday party.
Have fun folding and singing!
--Sarah & Ben
The Origami Way
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